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[Brownie Mobile]

First I screwed the top and sides together with some self tapping screws. Then I cut the big piece of angle iron for the bottom and used nuts and bolts with washers on the inside. Then a whole bunch of fiberglass, then filler, then sand and paint. I never did anything about the bottom corners but some sheet metal could easily be used to seal it up down there. Then I used a spare hatch and cut the top part off to use as a tail gate. I was planning on doing a ranger tail gate and bed sides but I never got around to it. Instead I just slapped on some diamond plate bed rails and called it good.

Here are a couple more pics.

Mother of god......

 

[UrbanRedneckKid]

It'd drop right on.

The only other expense I had was a $50 polyurethane body mount kit. Which I highly recommend, cause good stock body mounts are a thing of the past...

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[b2tamer]

What about transmision? Mine is a shifter on the column and the other one has a shifter on the floor.

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[RICO9]

Mother of god......

Is that good or bad?

 

[b2tamer]

Is that good or bad?

I would take that as a good thing ( I hope) because I think your b2 is a Damn good looking truck. And I personally think if my Bronco has anything to look up to it would be your Bronco.

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[alwaysFlOoReD]

@ rico9

Good!

Richard

 

[UrbanRedneckKid]

What about transmision? Mine is a shifter on the column and the other one has a shifter on the floor.

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That's just a matter of swapping the floor plate and column between both bodies.

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